Officer saves girl from blaze in Pottsville rescue
Lt. Michael Hrebik arrived to heavy smoke at 1108 W Arch and, using a kitchen table and chair, reached 11 year old Savannah Spiess trapped on the second floor. He assisted her to a window, caught her as she jumped about 15 feet, then helped her to an ambulance uninjured. Betty Spiess and three other children survived thanks to early smoke alarms.
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Pottsville fire saves girl as mother recalls night
Betty Spiess and her three children faced a deadly blaze at 1108 W Arch St Pottsville as Savannah 11 was trapped on the second floor. Patrolman Michael Hrebik crawled through smoke to reach the window using a kitchen table and chair and pulled Savannah to safety. Savannah was flown to Lehigh Valley Hospital Cedar Crest with heat burns and a back wound while Elaina 6 and Alivia 5 escaped largely uninjured. Fire officials continue to investigate the cause of the 3 11 am blaze as Spiess recovers from smoke inhalation and plans to split Mother s Day between the hospital and home.
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